From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishroustroust /raʊst/ verb [transitive] American EnglishMOVE something OR somebody to make someone move from a place We rousted him out of bed.→ See Verb table
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roust• Thousands of people were rousted from their homes by the fire.• In the relaxed discipline of those days, D.W. let him but finally decided to roust him out for breakfast.Origin roust (1600-1700) Probably from rouse 